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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16


dered during the time in which peace pre-
vailed are recalled in his message. he
leaves the Office with = sad heart, he says,
and he viii not b responsible for future
events.
Tremendous crowds were I'm front OF the
building or tbs Chamber all morning.
Traffic in the vicinity has been stopped by
the police.
The text OF n. Grevy's message Of
reclamation il Is follows: $50 long rs
had only 10 contend with the difficuit.es
that have accumulated in my path,
the attacks of b press, the ab-
s~tention or the men whom the public
voice called 20 my side, and the increas.
ing impossibility 90 form : ministry, 4
strurrIcd on and remained where duty
bade me: hut at the when
/ public opinion. better informed, marked
. change which gave me nope 2!
forming : government, b Senate 2
Chamber OF Deputies voted q double rec
4 o~lusion. which, under the form Of an 40
iournment 70 : fxed hour 90 await ths
Presidents promised message, Is tsnsa.
mount % summoning b fresiden.
"a resign. IL would Be- my duty =
right 70 resist, but under the circnm'
stances IN which W are placed = ccrfiics
between the Executive and Parliament
might entail Consequences which restrain
me. Wisdom and patriotism command
mo 20 yield
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Species u Humsnisartnnism That Adds
= New Terror % Existence.
Although mental disease In Its less
pronounced and dcmonstrativc forms
i cowmoncr than IL used 70 he. the
good old-fashioned varieties OF raving
madness and helpless Imbcc.lity are
now Of comparatively rarc occurrence
Our lunaiics have managed TO keep
pace 10 q great extent with the march
OF i~ntellec. and only = few Of them
can be accurately described as furious
or fatuonS As the case may be- The
robust and unmistaka able in-anity ~
which our ancestors were accustomed
has almost disappeared. and our mad
! doctors do not seem "a know very well
| what to make 81 II when they happen
| by chance TO meet with il. Tho mildcr
developments OF mental alienation are
those which they have usually 10 deal
with. and. since they yield readily
enough to appropriate treatment the
inferef c. seems to have been rather
hastily drawn BY them that all
madness Is susceptible Of pcrma-
nent cure. Tho consequences -
that while our asyiums are being
filled with . host o. mma'es
who. but for the present advanced
condition OF psychological medicine.
would never have been discovered to
be insane. an alarming contingent Of
dangerous madmcn are annually set
a. large who are lucky enough to
have lucid intervals Of any appfccia-
BILE duration Even what are called
the pleasure patients at b oadmoor.
who have been acquitted Of murder
on the ground Of insanity and SEN
fenced to confinement during Her
Maiesty's pleasure. are incontinently
released As soon as the visitors in IT,
nacy are satisfied that their cure has
been effected In like manner hun
drcds OF madmen and madwomen who
have been sun ring from hom;cidal
mania. and are supposed to have over
come or outgrown their insane i'm
pulses. are every year let loose on th'
Z world. There Is no walk Of life y
which any body can be sure that h
: viii not be brought into sudder
contact with = dangerous lunaii'
1 and fall = victim to his or ne
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His letter Of
resignation was read
in the Chamb Der Of
Deputies At half-past
two this afternoon.
Grevy says be re-
cards the votes taken
in the Chamber and
Senate yesterday -
a decisive demonstra-
which necessi-
sates his resignation
The services to the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

The Museum Of Fine Arts has just
come into possession Of . very valua-
bic colossus Of Rsmcscs IL. the most
renowned Of all the monarches Of
ancient Egypt. and biblically known
rs The Pharoah who compelled the
Israelites 10 build tho treasure cities
Pithom and Rameses. This colossus
was disclosed by Nj. Griffith ~
Nebcsheh. which Is located : few
miles from the si;o Of Tanis (thc
biblical Z,an) and overlooks tho
.sfcld Of Zoan.'' where the ~''wonders'
occurred. IL Is the only colossus Of
Rameses IL. in the United StateS and
the only regret i that : portion Of
the nose should be wanting. It's :
sitting figure. finely cut In dark gray
granite. and bears the usual nance
and titles liz height Is nine feet
three inchca and its pedestal 4 In
scribcd with numerous Inscriptions Of
| glory. Tho face is one of repose.
| dignity. and indifference 70 human
suffering. combined with detcrminats
will and kingly pride. The colossus
Is the gift Of the Egypt Exploration
Fund s ,cicty.-B0stoD Letter.
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Tho dynamic value Of one pound
of good steam coal has been estimated
By Prot w. d Rogers - equivalent 70
tho work Of one man nj day. while
three tons would represent his work
for twenty years. counting sbrec hun.
drcd working days In ayear. He has
further estimated that . fo~ur-foot seam
would yield . ton % good coal % the
square yard. and that n square mile
In area would represent tho labor q
over 1000. 900 men for tSenty ysarA~
Public 0plsieR
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SAFES IEIWA4A 49, 49,
consumption. saving them from the depression
interruption in business ana loss caused w ,
rintted domestic market and afording their
empIores more certain ana steady labor. with
IL resulting quiet and contentmeut
The question thus lmperat1vely presented TOT
solution should be approached IN , spirit higher
| 81 that regard for patriotic duty Which should
charucferixe the action Of those infrusted with
| the veal OF . condding people But the obl'ga'
non No r q aes y ars es' rronps and elective 40
| ton. Both u the great political parties nov
| represented IN the Government have. ~ repeat,
me condition % our laws which permit the col
| lection from the people OF unnecessary revenue
and have. IN the most solemn manner. promise!
~ correction: snd neither 3 e,si aea % $500 pss.,
the deliberate violation o. these Pledges
Our prorrcss toward : wise conclusion VII
not p improved ey d.e,iins up2p tne snscT,e
much OF ~bandytn4 cpithets. - y . condition
which c0nfronfs us-not . theory. Relief iron
this condition NAV involve . slight reduction 9
d~urtiona, bus me entire stthdrawal 9
such advantages should mot Be contcmpIai
a. The question o. free trade = anscIutei
certain quarters mat iii efforts 70 relieve -
ssre sshemes q soesiied nee traders. = MT
sion for the pubic good. The simple and plai
duty which We owe the people 2 g recuc
Imitation 70 tne necessary expenses o. =
economical operation ~ the Government -
! 10 restore 70 the business Of the country ~
money which We hold a the treasury throug
the peryersi0n ~ governmental powers. Inc-
things can and sh3ui1 b. done with safety
All our indus<ries without danger 70 the o
portunifv for rcmuncr1tive labor which q
workinxm<n need.nnd with bencnt 70 them ~
MI our people. ~ chc1peninx their means
subxistcnce and increasing he measure
I ~ conssifnsion provides shssshe Presidc'
ahall from ID 70 time. rive 70 the ConFrc'
Information 81 the State % the Union. i y
I 6rcn the custom of the Executive. IN comp
ence with this provision. 70 annually exhibit
Conere~s. ~ the opening Of ~ session. 9
\ ~rnrrrl condition Of the courtry and 20 dct!
b with some particularly ne operations q y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-12-14
SANTA CLAUS
HEADQUARTERS
December 9Th.

FROM
NEW YORK, where we made SPECIAL
arrangements with SANTA CLAUS to
ship all of his choice baggage to OUR
HOUSE, and the same is now ARR
WING DAILY.
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CLEAN YOUR FURNITURE.

MAY & MAY have just received a large
stock of H. w. Johns celebrated wood stains
and Floor Paints. Fine Mahogany Stain, light
and black, Cherry Stain and Walnut. These
stains are known by housekeepers everywhere
as first class goods and are composed Of pure
pigments, ground in gold size, and. are put up
in small cans in paste form, to be thinned to q
liquid by mixing with turpentine. One pound
of this Paste will produce more than a quart
of strong liquid stain much superior to the
common liquid stain usually sold.
H. w. Johns Floor Paint is the best paint on
the market for what it is recommended.
One can Of hard oil finish will produce a
magic effect on q faded wardrobe, bureau or
washstand. If you want to make your home
cheerful, get a can and try it.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-12-14
Small Articles in Stock.

MAY & MAY have neither time or space to
make an itemized list of their goods, nor do
they desire to do 80. What would be the use OF
them taking up their space in the ENQUI-
RER week after week by announcing that they
had just received a lot of Staple Drugs and
Chemicals, when these articles are as staple
as hog meat, and are kept by every druggist in
the land. Our object is to call the attention OF
our Customers to such specially goods as we
think cannot be found elsewhere on this mar
ket, and we simply make our story shortby say
ing that we have everything in our line except
specialties kept by our most worthy competit-
ors. Sc friends, when you are in our part OF
town give US a call.
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JOHN r.. ASHE.

10 CENTS FUR CUTTUN SEED.
LOG. 900 BUSHELS WANTED.
T AN now paying Is CENTS PER BUSHEL
for good sound COTTON SEED delivered
at my Warehouse, and am prepared to handle
an almost unlimited quantity. 1 also offer an
exchange of
Fertilizers for Cotton Seed.
I will give one Ton of Acid Phosphate for l2O
bushels Of Cotton Seed.
One Ton of Cotton Seed Meal Compound, for
$50 bushels of Cotton Seed.
Those proposing to use Cotton Seed for Fer
tilizing will do we'll to considerthe above offer,
as the exchange will 60 further than the seed.
JOHN r. ASHE.
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PARISH & KENNEDY.
HOGS FOR SALE,

HOGS FUR SA LIE.
AIDES, Gentlemen and Children THE
PRINCE FRUIT STORE in town earn
estly invites you to come to it for the fresh
est, best and most beautiful fruits ever brought
to this market, and in the Candy line it claims
to be both King and Queen with the best and
most beautiful Candies made by man for all
mankind.
FANCY GROCERIES.
Fancy Groceries of every description. Come
and call for anything you need: or may think
you want, and you shall have it for the smallest
piece of money you have if it is not worth
more.
HEAVY GROCERIES.
Heavy Groceries, the Prince watches like a
hawk, and often finds them rising with eagles
wings to soar higher and higher, but he shoots
the feathers out Of their wings with a long
gun that he uses in buying, which let's them
down whether they wish to come OR not.
MIR. I. ID. WITHERSPOON, Jr.
Is with us and will be glad to have his friends
call on him when in need of Groceries, Stone
ware, Tinware, DC.
PARISH e. KENNEDY.
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DIAMOND DYES OF ALL C0L0RS

Just arrived, together with the following we'll
known preparations Shakers Extract, Moss
Pills, Iodia, Bromidia, Boschee's German Syr-
up, Taylor's Sweet Gum and Mullen, Bulls
Cough Syrup, Shiloh's Consumption Cure,
Honey of Tar, Juniper Tar, Jackson's Magic
Phillips Cocoa, Beef PeptonoiGs, Carnick's
Soluable Food for Infants, Malt Extract. Beet
extracts, Cod Liver Oil, with all kinds of Hy-
pophosphites. We have a fresh supply OF
''Mother's Friend" one of the greatest COM
forts and blessings to suffering women.
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r. M. DOBSON & co
Must Be Sold This Month.

WYE have $50, 900 worth of DRY GOODS,
w BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING and MIL
LIVERY that must be sold in order
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81 MAY.R
DRUGGISTS. u
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

OUR stock of Christmas presents is large
Holiday Season, and at prices to suit the times.
MAY d MAY have Toilet Cologne Boxes
which are very neat and appropriate presents
for gentlemen to make to their lady friends.
MAY & MAY have elegant Collar and Cuff
ly appreciate presents for either a gentle
man or lady. .
MAY & MAY have several highly finished
Plush Dressing Cases, which are exquisitely
beautiful and make lovely Wedding or Christ
brush and comb, a nail brush, a pair of nail
scissors, a handsome French plate glass mirror,
and several other articles necessary to an aris-
~tocratic toilet.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-12-14
COLOGNES,

Fine Extracts, Toilet Waters, Pomades, Hair
Oils, and a good supply Of Magnolia Balm,
Bloom of Youth, Charm Of Beauty and various
other fine preparations for the face. Fine
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Combs and
Brushes, Tooth Picks, Pocket Books, and all
kinds of Fancy Goods for ladies and gentle
men.
Ladies, should you desire to make your
gentlemen friends a nice, appropriate and
lasting Christmas Gift, go to MAY MAYS
and get a genuine, acknowledge Wade q
Butcher Razor, and a nice Atomizer filled
with their choicest cologne.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-12-14
"AH, There" SOAP.

If"Ah, There" Soap is not the most popular
soap on the market, how could we have sold
1872 cakes in two weeks? The proposition is a
very plain one. We are sorry that our last
order for the above soap has not yet been re-
ceived, and consequently are out, but with the
kind indulgence Of our patrons for a few days
we hope to be able to supply the trade again
and introduce many other kinds.
Respectfully, NAY d MAY.
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GENTLEMEN.

w Guano from me, you set your own TIME
TO PAY, and gave your notes and mortgages
accordingly. When you had your repairing
done it was charged without a murmur. When
1 sold you goods and did your repairing, I ex-
pected. you would keep your promise, and pay
Notes and Accounts on hand WHICH MUST
BE SETTLED AT ONCE. A word to the
wise is sufficient So come along gentlemen
and settle and save trouble to all Of us.
Very respectfully, NJ. c. WILLIS.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
YoRKv1LLE, S. c., December S, 1887.
nUBLIC notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners for York
county, will receive proposals until IL o'clock
NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day OF JAM
AIRY, 1888, for the purchase at the lowest price
at which they may be offered, BONDS OF
YORK COUNTY, and the coupons thereon,
issued in aid of the Chester and Lenoir Marrow
Gauge Railroad Company. The amount to 5e
purchased will be Of the value of FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS, and the said bonds may be
offered in lots or otherwise, as holders may de-
sire. By order Of the Board.
R. w. WHITESIDES, Chairman.
j. B. ALLISON, Clerk.
December IA so Al
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To Make Settlement by January LIST.

In order to induce buyers to call and see us,
we have reduced our prices within the reach Of
every person. Some goods will be sold ut and
below cost, and all goods will be sold
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NOW IS YOUR LAST CHANGE
To Get Them.

WHY? Because its only two weeks be-
w fore Xmas and three weeks before the
firm of LINDSAY e. MOORE will be a thing
of the past. So now secure at once some of
the many bargains offered by them. They
wish to sell between this and JANUARY LIST,
the following articles in quality at very close
pr;oos.
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1887. WEST LIBERTY STREET. 1887
YOrkyille Livery and Feed Stables

Y0rkVllle Livery and reed Staples
4 RE still on a boom, and the year 1887 finds
"A me with some of the finest Vehicles ever
shown in the Livery business in Yorkville, and
surpassed by none. Everything will be kept
in the best style. Give me a trial and be con-
WINGED.
Cincinnati and Columbus Buggies
Of every description will be kept. Spring
Wagons, Phatons, &C., of the best make, al
ways on hand.
FOR FUNERALS
have a fine Queen City Hearse and a Clarence
Coach, which will be sent to any part of the
county at short notice. Terms reasonable.
A Big Bargain.
I have a Jumpseat Pheton and some Bug
gies on hand that 1 will give a big bargain in,
if sold soon to make room for my new stock.
HAVE YOUR HORSES FED
At the Yorkville Livery and Feed Stables
where they will receive the best attention.
F. E. SMITH.
WANTED.
4 FEW LIVE AGENTS to sell AUNT
N MARY HOGUE'S MEDICINES. Apply
at once to
MARY HOGUE MEDICINE co.,
Cowpens, s. c.
Decemhnr7 40 3t#
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Carriages, Ph&tons, Buggies,

speeding my stock, which is second to none in
this country.
Goods can be bought of me now for cash
very cheap, as I have too large a stock. Wag-
ons continue to
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JNO. {.
A T OF NOTES.


MOTE that a sharp advance has occurred in
~ Quinine. Having a large stock on hand
old prices will be maintained at the York Drug
Store.
NOTE ALSO, that we have just received a
Brushes.
NOTE LIKEWISE, that we have the best
Razor made-the E~lectric-each one warranted,
and further that we keep a splendid line Of Ra-
zor Strops, Lather Brushes and Shaving Soaps.
NOTE AGAIN, that Linseed Oil has gone up
outrageously, and being caught short on the
article VIZ have been compelled to advance
prices.
NOTE, MOREOVER, that Physicians can
buy American Quinine and Chemical Compa-
ny's Cinchonidia, the best made, at lOcents an
ounce, at the York Drug Store.
NOTE IN ADDITION, that our stock of
Drugs was never fuller or more complete, and
that we were never more kindly disposed to
sell them.
NOTE IN PASSING, that we sell all of the
Paints, Colors, Varnishes, Brushes, etc., that
are sold from this town. Don't ask us why.
NOTE PARTICULARLY, if you owe us a
when you next come to town, notice not to for
get to settle it.
NOTE IN CONCLUSION, that we are re-
failing more Tobacco than "Carter had OATS"
and so cheap, that many persons not being dis
posed to make two bites of a cherry, takes
box.
NOTE FINALLY, that we have a large
stock Of late style window glass, such as lOxl4,
1Ox15, lOxl6, 10x1s, 10x2O and also Of old style
dimensions.
JOHN c. KUYKENDAL.
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SANTA CLAUS
NOTICE.

OWING to an anticipated change in our firm
on JANUARY 1ST, we are compelled to
collect up our business by that time. We
hope, therefore, our friends will appreciate our
call and respond at once, as we do not often
call on them, and only when we are obliged to
do so. We would also remind all parties
against whom we hold CHATTEL MORT
CAGES that all such business must be settled.
J. w. P. HOPE & co.
December 40 At
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Cutlery and Hardware.

If you want a FIRST CLASS RAZOR
there is no use paying two prices for it,
but 20 to LINDSAY & MOORE and buy
one of their warranted Razors. If it is not
satisfactory, return it and get another until
you do get one to suit you. Razors from so
cents to 800. All kinds of Pocket Knives for
both Gents and Ladies. Silver plated Nut
Crackers. All sorts of Pistols. Brass Knucks
and many other tools for carving your way III
this cold world.
LINDSAY Il MOORE.
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CHINA Departments.

Now in stock for Xmas some beautiful
Vases, Cups and Saucers, Mugs of many
shapes, kinds and prices, Fruit Plates, and odds
and ends too numerous to mention. Lamps of
kinds. We have, we think, the incest lot
of lamps ever shown before, for Parlor, Hall
and Library-make q nice present for any
OCCASION. All kinds of fixtures for Lamps
and Lanterns. See our lantern for 25 cents.
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BARGAINS
AT
MANUJNEpV HALL,

MACHINERY HALL.
AM offering AT COST AND LESS, my
stock of AGRICULTURAL CHIN
RY, consisting of
i 2ND-HAND TALBOT ENGINE ON
WHEELS,
2 JUMBO COTTON PRESSES,
BROWN 4O-SAW GIN,
BUCKEYE CANTON REAPER,
l EMPIRE GRAIN DRILL,
3 THOMAS HARROWS,
l RANDALL DISK HARROW,
3 CORN SHELTERS. .
Also on hand at low prices, a large lot Of
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS, ROBBER
AL, ENGINE FITTINGS, &c.
II. s.. JEFFERYS.
December IA so 81
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CHEW OLD RIP.
FOR SALE BY
John C.. Kuykendal.
July Is

Far better than the harsh treatment of medi-
ciues which horribly grippe the patient and des-
troy the coating Of the stomach: DR.. J; n:
McLean's Chills and Fever Cure, by mild yet
effective action will cure. Sold at 80 cents a
bottle, by KUYKENDAL.
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Fruits, Candies and Nuts,

For Xmas, we nave shipped direct from
Florida, paying double the freight, as from
other points in order to get the sweet, fresh
and delightful Orange. Apples, C%ocoanuts
Chestnuts, Peanuts, French and Stick Candy
and an assortment of all kinds of Nuts.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-12-14

FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
All we ask is that you come and see us and if
you want to buy you will get ample pay for
your trouble.
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PAY their NOTES

When due and save trouble to us all. l also
have a great many accounts on my books that
are due right now. All having accounts with
me will come and settle them at once. and OBJ
lige.
Any one wanting
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co VERY FAST.

And I hope my customers will continue to
make my stock diminish.
I have on hand a good many RAILROAD
CARTS and HARNESS which are hand made
and strictly first class.
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IT BROTHERS.
ATTENTION.

4 Ii persons indebted to us, either by note
n or account, will please call and settle soon
as we are anxious to close up our old business.
LATTA BROTHERS.
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Must Settle by January list.

Every person who ives us must settle by
January lst, or they will find their Notes and
Accounts in the hands Of our Attorney for col
lection. Don't blame us if you have to pay
costs, as our Books must be closed by January
1st. Don't put it off, but come right now and
save trouble, for troubled you will be if you
do not settle.
A good family Horse for sale, and almost
everything else we have. Money we must
have. Come quick, before all the best bar
gains are gone.
Leader in Millinery and Dry Goods.
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O.. I'll. O'LEARY.
A CAR LOAD OF STOVES.

4 MOTHER Carload of over twenty thou
n sand pounds of Chas. Noble & Co.'S make
Of Stoves and Ranges Of best and medium
grades. Also, a lot of common Western Stoves,
bought at a larger discount than can be obtain
ed by small dealers, and a saving of nearly 50
per cent. in freight rates, which enables me to
needing sI goods DDS in n this line, should nd see these
Stoves and prices before buying.
G. II. O'LEARY,
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CONTRACTOR

Will do well to see my carts before buying an
inferior article far away from home at a larger
price than I ask.
NJ. C. WILLIS.
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AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.

Great slaughter in Dry Goods. Now:is the
time to buy. The goods must be sold. Our
business must be in shape for settlement by
January 1st. Don't wait until all the goods are
sold, but come right now. when bargains arei in
store for you, and don't forget that Almighty
Dollar, as that is the only thing that
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FURNITURE.
CANE MATTINGS AND CARPETS.
SHADES AND CURTAIN
POLES.

II INEN Oil Cloth Shades, Holland Shades
IL and Paper Shades, and all in a variety of
colors at G. II. OLEARYS.